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Releases: srobo/sbot_simulator

SR2026 Competition Release - revision 1

12 Nov 20:20

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Updated version of the SR2026 simulator with a fix for a bug that prevented saving images from the camera.

2026.0.3 - Pre-Kickstart Activities

12 Nov 20:21

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Introduces the example game of Tin Can Rally, to teach some core concepts of robotics and introduce some simple sensors that teams could use on their physical robots.

Fixes a bug that prevented saving images from the camera.

SR2026 Competition Release

07 Nov 17:52
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Initial release for SR2026 arena

2026.0.2 - Pre-Kickstart Activities

07 Nov 17:36

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Introduces the example game of Tin Can Rally, to teach some core concepts of robotics and introduce some simple sensors that teams could use on their physical robots.

Also includes an alternative setup script that installs Python 3.11 into a virtual environment regardless of the system Python version.

2026.0.1 - Pre-Kickstart Activities

08 Sep 18:35

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Introduces the example game of Tin Can Rally, to teach some core concepts of robotics and introduce some simple sensors that teams could use on their physical robots.

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Full Changelog: 2025.1.1...2026.0.1

2025.1.1 - Fixes for SR2025

13 Nov 19:42
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Include the common libraries previously available on the robot. This release supports Python versions 3.9-3.12.

Includes a number of fixes:

  • Log the python version
  • Fix lighting controller crash
  • Improve finding webots
  • Include a similar set of libraries to the robot

Full Changelog: 2025.1.0...2025.1.1

SR2025 Competition Release

12 Oct 14:47

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Initial release for SR2025 game 'urban heights'

2025.0.1 - Pre-Kickstart Activities

01 Sep 17:16

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A new concept of using the simulator for a set of activities to be completed between signups and Kickstart. These will teach some core concepts of robotics and introduce some simple sensors that teams could use on their physical robots.